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CIF State brackets are set: Holtville earns home game, Imperial and Calexico travel for first round
YUMA, Ariz., (KYMA, KECY) - Following a victorious weekend for three local Imperial Valley teams that lifted a CIF title banner, the focus now turns to the southern California state bracket. The Holtville Lady Vikings were awarded the No. 3 seed in the CIF SoCal Division IV bracket and will...
SOFTBALL: Holtville claims second CIF Championship in three years Strahm throws a complete game, offense supports her with 7-1 victory
SAN DIEGO – After losing last year’s CIF-San Diego Section Division III championship, the Holtville High School softball team was in the same position this year and one division higher. “That has kind of been on my mind since last year really,” said Vikings senior starting pitcher Kalli...
City of Imperial Summer Activity Guide now available
IMPERIAL – The City of Imperial Summer 2023 Activity Guide is online as a downloadable PDF. Everything from science and sport summer camps, kung fu and zumba, the Summer Arts Series and Rec Classes as well as an extensive swim lessons schedule and pool activities are available in the Guide.
Fallbrook wins first baseball title in its 100-year history with Div. 3 win over Maranatha Christian
Lincoln takes Div. 5 title to give the Hornets a trifecta of championships in football, basketball and baseball; Calexico takes advantage of Bishop's errors in Div. 4 rout.
NBC 11 Sports: Imperial Valley teams prepare for state tournament, several Gila Ridge Hawks commit to the next level
YUMA, Ariz., (KYMA, KECY) - Championship weekend has passed but there's more ahead for three local Imperial Valley teams who punched their tickets to the California state tournament. For the Holtville Vikings, the road has been a wild one since the same group of core players helped build this team...
Calexico prepared for mass shooting after Uvalde tragedy
It has been one year since the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas. The City of Calexico is using that moment to help them prepare should a mass shooting situation take place locally. The post Calexico prepared for mass shooting after Uvalde tragedy appeared first on KYMA.
Wind Advisory issued May 30 at 12:36AM MST until May 31 at 8:00AM MST by NWS Phoenix AZ
* WHAT…For the first Wind Advisory, southwest winds 15 to 25. mph with gusts up to 40 mph. For the second Wind Advisory,. west winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts up to 55 mph expected. * WHERE…Southwest corner of Imperial County and Western. Imperial County. * WHEN…For...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Summary – May 23, 2023
IMPERIAL COUNTY – On Tuesday, May 23rd, the Imperial County Board of Supervisors held their scheduled regular meeting. Due to a personal matter, Supervisor Jesus Escobar was excused from the meeting. The following are highlights of the meeting:. • The Board, joined by the Imperial County Department of Public...
El Centro home on fire, no other homes affected
One resident suffered smoke inhalation and was treated by an ambulance. Three residents have been displaced and the Red Cross has been requested. The post El Centro home on fire, no other homes affected appeared first on KYMA.
OPINION: Imperial Valley Japanese- Americans, Our Forgotten Pioneers
Within days following the attack of Pearl Harbor by Japan on December 7, 1941, the FBI would apprehend over one hundred Japanese men in Imperial Valley in a series of large- scale sweeps that separated families from their providers. In the weeks following, a wave of fear would sweep our country causing federal, state, and local officials to take panicked political actions against local Japanese men, women, and children. Six months later, every single Japanese resident of Imperial Valley – including farmers, business owners, ministers, and some of our earliest settlers – would be ordered to evacuate with only the belongings they could manage to carry. All ultimately transported in buses to an Indian reservation in the Arizona desert. Driven by panic and fear, America would also provide no financial protection to those suddenly forced to abandon everything they had worked for in pursuit of the American Dream. This was not an evacuation of “bobbing heads and waving hands,” this was a mass deportation and incarceration of Imperial Valley Japanese families. A tragedy that should be remembered forever as it revealed the real repercussions of viral complicity and failed leadership, both morally and politically, in our nation.
County Supervisors sign agreement addressing homelessness
IMPERIAL COUNTY – The Imperial County Board of Supervisors signed a Service Agreement with SURE Helpline Center, Womanhaven, the Imperial County Public Administrator, the Imperial County Community College District, and Catholic Charities to address homelessness in the county. The agreement is for Rounds 1 and 2 of the Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention Program.
Career-Connect draws crowd to IV Mall
EL CENTRO – Columbia College of Imperial held a Career-Connect event Thursday, March 25, at the Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro. Job seekers rolled in by the masses and hundreds of resume-clad eventgoers meandered their way through the mall corridor from booth to booth in search of job leads.
ECPD intercepts 260 lbs. of dangerous narcotics
EL CENTRO – El Centro Police Department officers conducted a traffic stop, Thursday, May 25, around 6:19 p.m., on a burgundy-colored Volvo semi truck hauling a white cargo trailer by Interstate 8 just west of Imperial Avenue. The semi-truck driver was identified as 37-year-old Ameen Kahlla, a resident of...
Construction at New River in Calexico begins
After decades of solving the problem of wastewater that runs through the New River, the City of Calexico will begin its first stage of improvements to the river that has become a concern for the public health of the residents in the area. The post Construction at New River in Calexico begins appeared first on KYMA.
Meth, Fentanyl & loaded firearm seized from truck driver near I-8
EL CENTRO – The El Centro Police Department (ECPD) reports in a May 27 news release that on Thursday, May 25, at approximately 6:19 pm, ECPD officers conducted a traffic stop on a burgundy-colored Volvo semi-truck hauling a white cargo trailer near Interstate 8 (I-8) to the west of Imperial Avenue.
Memorial Day: Cooler than normal with some winds
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY-TV) - It's a sunny and dry Memorial Day, where afternoon temperatures are trending cooler than normal. Later tonight, temperatures will start to dip into the low 80s and upper 70s, making it cool night ahead. Gustier winds will start to pick up this evening/tonight, where stronger...
Groundbreaking ceremony in Calexico marks the site of new infrastructure project
CALEXICO — Just yards from the border, east of Gran Plaza Outlets, Calexico held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday, May 26, to open the site of The New River Improvement Project. The New River crosses from Mexico northward through the city of Calexico to the Salton Sea and is considered...
The legacy of Lady Vikings softball takes its next step, playing in third straight CIF title game
SAN DIEGO, Calif., (KYMA, KECY) - Friday evening will come as a familiar scene for the Holtville Lady Vikings softball program. For the third straight season, they will get their shot at raising a CIF San Diego Section banner - this time in Division II after winning in Helix in Division IV in 2021 and coming up short in the Division III game in 2022.
Experience the Park after Dark
IMPERIAL – “The Park After Dark” happening Saturday, May 27, from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at Eager Park. This event will feature live music, Lucha Libre, food vendors, a beer garden and more. You are asked to bring your own chairs and blankets to enjoy the concert. The event is free. If you need more information contact the City of Imperial Parks and Recreation Department by phone (760) 355-3316 or email parks@cityofimperial.org.
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